Vettel Cheers Antonelli’s Record Chase | F1 News
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Sebastian Vettel, the 2010 youngest F1 world champion, is thrilled to see Kimi Antonelli on track to break his record—Vettel even says he’d be happy for the 20-year-old prodigy. Antonelli’s recent Spanish win has him way ahead of teammate George Russell, and he’s already surpassed Vettel in multiple age-related milestones: pole, hat-trick, fastest lap, race lead, championship lead, and grand slam—all achieved at just 19. While Verstappen still holds records for youngest points scorer, podium finisher, and race winner, Antonelli’s rise shows how fast F1’s landscape shifts. Vettel’s gracious support—from sending encouraging messages to praising Antonelli’s work ethic—has earned him genuine gratitude from the young driver, proving mutual respect thrives even as records fall.
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